I guess not. [they tilt their head.] Thanks for entertaining all my questions. I like to try and understand things about guests outside of written words. You get it.
[This is a nonissue for Sieghart, who loves to talk about himself.]
Interviewing even banned guests, you really do take your job seriously. Is it that important for you to maintain relations with us when we're not on the premises anymore?
There you go. That's exactly it. [yayyyy sieg.] Easier for me to know what to do, easier for you when I have enough experience to try different things you might ask of me.
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I have. The number of times I've died there and here doesn't compare.
[From his tone, he may as well be shrugging. Immortality has always been something of a convenience for him in that regard.]
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[sometimes things happen and they maybe shouldn't.]
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Interviewing even banned guests, you really do take your job seriously. Is it that important for you to maintain relations with us when we're not on the premises anymore?
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I think it's important to remember the dead if they still have the option to talk, yeah. That a bad thing?
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[There's nothing more to add, so he moves on:]
What are your thoughts on all of this?
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But it also hasn't exactly been fun for the rest of us to watch either. A job's a job though.
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That's right. A job's a job. What did you do before?
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[Personally speaking, he doesn't really get it.]
I've always been good at one thing, so I haven't had to test anything else out.
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But did you ever want to?
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You could. Should I leave you to that then?
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